Quick Details

• Type: Digital Printer
• Condition: New
• Plate Type: inkjet print
• Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
• Brand Name: SDF
• Model Number: SD1800-4
• Usage: Cloths Printer
• Automatic Grade: Automatic
• Color & Page: Multicolor
• Voltage: 220V
• Gross Power: 3000W
• Dimensions(L*W*H): 3950*1900*1820
• Weight: 1500KG
• Certification: CE Certification
• After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
• Product name: 3.2m Industrial belt type digital textile fabric printer
• Print resolution: 720*800dpi
• Print speed: 110 ㎡/h
• Max printing width: 1800mm
• Max fabric width: 1820mm
• Color: 4 color
• Ink type: Acitdity reactive disperse coating ink all compatibility
• Input power: Single phase AC+earth wire 220V±10%
• Environment: temperature:18–30℃
• Size: 3950*1900*1820mm

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Learn how to make a 3D scanner to digitize and clone objects around your house!

The STL files for the 3D scanner can be found at: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1413891

The Arduino and MATLAB code can be downloaded here: https://github.com/SuperMakeSomething/diy-3d-scanner

Order a copy of the PCB in this video for yourself at: http://bit.ly/22ov2Es

In addition to the STL files and a 3D printer, you will need the following components to build the scanner:

1x Arduino Pro Micro
2x Nema 17 stepper motor
1x IR Distance sensor (2cm-15cm range) – (Sharp GP2Y0A51SK0F)
2x EasyDriver stepper motor shield
1x Micro SD TF card shield
1x Z-axis ACME threaded rod with anti-backlash nut
2x 8mm linear shaft, 200mm length
4x 8mm linear ball bearing
7x 2.54mm 2 position screw terminal
1x Mini push button switch
1x 1×40 Pin 2.54mm male header pins
1x 1×40 Pin 2.54mm female header pins
1x DC 12V power supply
1x DC power female plug adapter connector with screw terminals

Want to play with the MATLAB code? A copy of the scan in this video can be downloaded here: https://github.com/SuperMakeSomething/diy-3d-scanner

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Music credits:
Video: “Planet of Arps” – Play on Loop (http://www.playonloop.com)
Outro: “Clear Mind” – Play on Loop (http://www.playonloop.com)

Geode Cake Pops: https://youtu.be/Iomr8mgNK2A
Today Jenn Johns, shows you how to make a Geode Cake! A geode cake is a cake with a large carved indentation filled with beautiful blue crystal candies. What puts this cake decorating tutorial over the top is the use of 100% edible gold leaf!

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How to Make a Geode Cake (Geode Wedding Cake)

Geode Cake Ingredients and Materials:
• Prepared, stacked and buttercream covered 6″ and 8″ round cake (cake: https://youtu.be/XaNELscDtms) (buttercream: https://youtu.be/rjqOTM5icOE)
• Fondant- white, blue
• 3 shades of blue rock candy on a stick http://amzn.to/2ancRdu
• Clear/white rock candy on a stick http://amzn.to/2ancRdu
• Light blue rock candy on a string (large pieces) http://amzn.to/2azOAm4
• Clear Piping gel
• Edible Gold Leaf http://amzn.to/2b0nYHt
• Wooden dowels

Geode Wedding Cake Procedure:
1. Prepare cakes and cover in a thin layer of buttercream. Have 6″ cake on a small, thin cardboard cake board, and the 8″ cake on a large, white cake board.
2. Roll out two long logs of white fondant and a long log of blue fondant and twist together. Continue to twist and roll fondant together until it is marbled. Using a large fondant rolling pin, roll fondant out flat into a circle at least 14″ in diameter for the small cake, and at least 16″ in diameter for the larger cake.
3. Drape fondant over top of each cake and smooth flat with a fondant smoother. Cut any excess away with a sharp knife or pizza cutter.
4. Place three wood dowels into the larger cake and cut flush to the top of the cake. Stack with smaller cake on top of the support dowels.
5. Use an edible ink pen to draw a long oval shape onto the cake, with half on the top and half on the bottom tiers. Use a sharp knife to remove a deep groove amount of cake.
6. Cover the exposed cake in buttercream, and then piping gel. Start in the center with the darkest blue rock candies and work outwards with the lighter candies.
7. To use the gold leaf, cut pieces into small strips by placing sheet of gold in between 2 sheets of transfer paper. Gold leaf is extremely fragile and will move at the slightest movement of air. Be warned!
8. Brush application area of fondant with water and press gold leaf to that area. Using a large, dry, makeup brush, press the gold leaf down on to the wet fondant area. Fill in any gaps between the gold and the crystals with additional clear crystals.
9. To make the border around the bottom of both cakes, pipe on a generous amount of piping gel at the bases and start with the darkest blue at the bottom, working your way up to the lightest.
10. Pile the large chunk rock candy on a string on top of the cake as a cake topper.
11. Keep cake in fridge until you are ready to serve . It is best consumed within 2-3 days.